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Free 42-Page eBook: Find Trading Opportunities With Fibonacci

Elliott Wave International has just released a free 42-Page eBook, How You Can Identify Turning Points Using Fibonacci. Created from the $129 two-volume set of the same name, it’s available free until November 30, 2009. Learn more.

You may be missing trading opportunities staring you in the face. The charts you look at every day could reveal high-confidence trade setups and market turning points. You can learn how, today.

Elliott Wave International (EWI), the world’s largest market forecasting firm, has just released a free eBook, How You ...

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The Market Week Ahead

First Happy Thanksgiving! Be thankful for everything you have now and everything you want for the future. Amen

Second, this Friday is the USA Canada, and Germany Unemployment Reports, along with Australia and European Union Central Bank Interest Rate decisions are coming in. Thanksgiving week historically has been strong. Even with the important data reports coming in this week, but with the shortened trading week, it could be somewhat relatively calm with big players starting the holiday early. The dollar is still the big issue right now. Forex traders might be watching the stock market, and stock ...

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From Wall Street to Guangdong Road, one hot-button issue is taking the financial airwaves by storm: The bull in China's economic "shop." And, according to the mainstream majority, the recent slew of positive data suggests this horned beast is here to stay. Off the top are these third-quarter 2009 stats: A 16.1% leap in China's industrial production, a 16.2% increase in retail sales, and a strong rise in GDP to 8.9%. In the words of one November 11 CNBC report:

"The underlying growth story is a real one. China is ...

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"World stocks in modest pullback as dollar flies"

LONDON — World stocks fell modestly Tuesday . . . while the dollar rallied after the heads of the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank attempted to talk the currency up.

That was the opening paragraph of an Associated Press article posted on Tuesday morning (Nov. 17). The U.S. dollar gained strongly on Tuesday; by lunchtime, the EUR/USD (the exchange rate between the dollar and the euro; the most widely traded forex pair) moved lower by some 150 points (or pips).

The central bankers themselves appeared to confirm ...

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The following article is provided courtesy of Elliott Wave International (EWI). For more insights that challenge conventional financial wisdom, download EWI’s Free 118-page Independent Investor eBook.

Large banks and more recently pension funds have suddenly become infatuated with gold. They chant the mantras that gold bugs have known for years: gold is a store of value; owning gold is financial insurance; an ounce of gold will always buy a good suit. The idea is that if the economy continues to weaken and share prices decline, a strategic allocation of the precious metal will hedge ...

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Hyperinflation Worries Laid to Rest, Part I

Many pundits have attributed equity rallies off the March lows to global "fiscal stimulus" packages and “massive, swift action” on the part of central banks, the Federal Reserve first and foremost. Taking it a step further, many people who correctly forecasted the real estate and credit bust say that deficit spending, the Fed’s money printing and U.S. dollar weakness will create hyperinflation in the U.S.

Elliott Wave International's president Robert Prechter carefully laid out his case for deflation as a threat that would likely come before inflation as early as 2002 in his ...

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By Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.

Click Here for Van Tharp Institute 2009 - 2010 Trading Workshops Schedule

I was recently asked to write the Foreword to Curtis Faith’s upcoming book, Trading from Your Gut, which is all about trading and intuition. This got me thinking about the different types of intuition that one can possess. Intuition is a concept with which I am quite familiar and which I believe is extremely important for trading success. Here’s a quick look at different types of intuition and how my trader coaching experience has proven to ...

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Elliottwave International Robert Prechter
November 04, 2009 CNBC Bear Market Call Interview
How to Prepare Yourself for the 'Serious Event' Ahead

Critical junctures come in many forms, yet opportunity comes in only one: It allows you to anticipate and prepare for what's to come.

A timing strategy that dials in a precise turning point can earn you the greatest-possible gains (not to mention the respect of your peers). But pinning an otherwise winning strategy on the hopes of precise timing risks more than personal glory; it risks your entire opportunity.

[The week of Oct. 12, 2009], the Dow touched 10,000 and the S&P hit 1095, reaching the upper end of our range ...

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The Market Last Week and Ahead

USA unemployment rate is now officially 10.2% and the Dollar looking to head higher. If unemployment continues to rise, that is not a good sign for GDP growth and stocks price increases. The stock market could be possibly topping out here along with precious metals, and commodities because of a possible continued global slowdown, so have a plan and exit strategies ready just in case the market starts going against you.

Major Economic Data Reports This Week

Tuesday: German Consumer Price Index

Wednesday: Bank of England Quarterly Inflation Report

Thursday: Australia Unemployment ...

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